that would actually be a dream sign. A reality check is something that you do to see if you are dreaming, like trying to push your finger through your hand. |
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Hi 2 week lucid dreaming practiioner. male . i've never had a lucid dream and my recall of dreams is not good currently . although it became really good back 2 years ago when i practiced dream journaling. PS I also restarted dream journaling |
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that would actually be a dream sign. A reality check is something that you do to see if you are dreaming, like trying to push your finger through your hand. |
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ya gwan fok wid de Baron? ye gotta nodda ting comin. (Formerly known as Baking Nomad.)
Oh ok. thanks for telling me that. Yeah i'm not really sure i have many dream signs that i know. Like for example what are dream signs? |
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a dream sign is something usually recurring in dreams but would not happen in real life |
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I'm not too informed about the dreaming lingo, but that sounds similar to something that happens a lot in my dreams to make me luciD! I open a door to a dark place and there's some morphing spirit that can take on any shape that keeps trying to prevent me from closing the door. I always remember that is something that only happens in dreams. |
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Not to be argumentative, but it's actually a good idea to choose dream signs that you frequently see in dreams AND in waking life. The idea is to do an RC each time you encounter one of your dream signs, and if you choose dream signs that don't exist in your waking life, then you'll never actually do any RCs. Though it is a good idea to use things that aren't too common in your waking existence, otherwise you'll be RCing all the time and it will become routine. I think a good idea is to use a mix of things that you very well can run into IWL as well as a few that you're not likely to. |
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I think you should definitely also use having a girlfriend or making out with chicks as a dream sign too, since it happens frequently in your dreams. In fact, before falling asleep, you should lay in bed and visualize the scenario in some way it sometimes happens in your dreams, and imagine yourself then realizing you're dreaming and becoming lucid. Be sure, even in the visualizations, to then stabilize and do a few RCs. |
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Well, the real "best" is -- it depends, on the dreamer and the dreams. I have a primary DS that occurs with high frequency in dreams but is nearly impossible to encounter in real life. So I just practice visualisation during the day imagining that DS and tell myself, e.g., "I'm dreaming", or "this is a dream, " usually visualizing recent dreams with that DS. This has led to a several recent lucids and near-lucids. |
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FryingMan's Unified Theory of Lucid Dreaming: Pay Attention, Reflect, Recall -- Both Day and Night[link]
FryingMan's Dream Recall Tips -- Awesome Links
“No amount of security is worth the suffering of a mediocre life chained to a routine that has killed your dreams.”
"...develop stability in awareness and your dreams will change in extraordinary ways" -- TYoDaS
My brother has used females as a dream sign to become lucid, and he isn't really into dream control at all and doesn't remember most of his dreams. |
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